The Anatomical Geometry of Under-Lash Placement
Traditional strip lashes are glued on top of the natural lash bed. Because they sit atop curved hairs, any blink or facial expression pulls upward against the bond, frequently lifting the inner and outer corners.
Under-lash clusters are placed 1mm away from the wet waterline directly on the underside of natural lash hairs. In this position, the natural downward curve of the eyelash acts as a protective canopy, shielding the micro-band from blinking friction. The band is completely invisible from above and straight ahead, mimicking professional salon lash extensions.
Custom Lash Mapping: The 10-12-14mm Feline Lift Matrix
Lash mapping allows you to customize your eye shape based on optical vectors:
The Cat-Eye Map (Feline Lift): Place two 10mm segments at the inner corner and center, followed by one 12mm segment, and finish with two 14mm segments at the outer corner. This elongates round or downturned eyes outward and upward.
The Doll-Eye Map (Wide-Awake): Place 10mm on the inner corner, 14mm directly above the center pupil, and 10mm on the outer corner. This opens hooded or small eyes, making them look round, bright, and wide awake.